FBIS DOCUMENTS FOR KENNEDY MEMORIAL LIBRARY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP73-00402R000100190002-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 19, 2006
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: January 31, 1964
• Content Type: MF

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31 January 1964
MEMORANDUM FOR: Curator, Historical Intelligence Collection, OCR
Subject : FBIS Documents for Kennedy Memorial Library
1. The following is in reply to your query about DBIS documents for
includsion in the collection for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library.
2. The only FBIS documents which are presently available on micro-
film are the Daily reports and Daily Report (area) Supplements. Sixteen-
millimeter microfilm of these publications are on file in the CIA Library.
All issues from 1 July 1960 to 31 December 1965 would be appropriate for
the Kennedy Library. Although unclassified, portions bear the control
OFFICIAL USE ONLY.
3. The following publications are on file in the CIA Library:
a. Daily Report Supplements - World Reaction Series - These are
reports of foreign radio and. press reaction to specific significant
events. The 27 issues published from 14 November 1963 would be
appropriate for the collection.. These are OFFICIAL USE ONLY.
b. The FBIS Radio Propaganda Branch publishes a three-page
weekly document entitled "Trends and Highlights of Communist bloc
propaganda" of significant events. All issues published from July
1960 through 1965 would be appropriate for the collection.
Classification: CONFIDENTIAL.
c. The Radio Propaganda Branch also published a biweekly "Survey
of Communist Bloc Propaganda" dealing with communist radio and press
material bearing on East-West relations and internal affairs of
communist countries. Issues average 35 pages. Issues from July 1960
through 1965 would be appropriate. Classification: CONFIDENTIAL.
d. Radio Propaganda Reports are studies of Communist radio and
press treatment of international developments and Issues, relations
among communist countries, and internal affairs of communist countries.
These include a series on Cuban radio. Issues run from four to more
than fifty pages. All issues from July 1960 through 1963 would. be
appropriate with the exception of those listed on attached Tab a.
These are OFFICIAL USE ONLY or CONFIDENTIAL.
it. FBIS has produced various typescripts and special memorandums which
would be appropriate for the collection. These average fl.ve or six pages in
length and are available in FBIS for microfilming upon request. Titles and
classification are listed on Tab B.
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6 Oct. 61
6 Nov. 61
9 Nov. 61
FBIS TYPESCRIPT REPORTS AND SPECIAL NJT20RANDU?S
1 Aug. 60 Soviet Comment on the'Political Conventions and the
Republican and Democratic Nominees
10 Feb, 61 Authoritative Soviet Statements on a Possible Soviet Nuclear
Test Resumption
22 June 61 Soviet Propaganda Coverage of Water Lippmann's 15 June TV
Interview
24 Aug. 61 Khrushchev's Public Statements on% A. The U.S. Reply
to the Soviet Memorandum on Germany Handed to the
President in Vienna; and B. The Possibility of Negotiations
on Germany
1 Dec. 61
2 Dec. 61
3 Dec. 61
4- Dec. 61
(Classification Indicated When Above Confidential)
Authoritative Soviet Statements on Possibility of Soviet
.Nuclear-Test Resumption Prior to 31 August Announcement
Soviet Official Statements Threatening Retaliation Against
Countries Harboring U.S. Bases
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Communist Comment on the Appointment of a New Director of
Central Intelligence
Communist Radio Reaction to Possibility of Dispatch of
U.S. Troops to South Vietnam
Soviet Views on the Importance of Surprise Attack
Initial Foreign Radio and Press Reaction to the President's
IZVESTIYA Interview
Foreign Reaction to the President's IZVESTIYA Interview
Foreign Reaction to the President's IZVESTIYA Interview
Foreign Reaction to the President's IZVESTIYA Interview
Foreign Reaction to the President's IZVESTIYA Interview
and Usage by Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty
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5 Dec. 61 Foreign'Reaction to the President's IZVESTIYA Interview and
Usage by Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty
17 Dec. 61 Foreign Radio and Press Reaction to President.Kennedy's
Latin 'American. Trip
18 Dec. 61 Foreign Radio and Press Reaction td President Kennedy's
Latin American Trip
19 Dec. 6],/ Foreign Radio and Press Reaction to President Kennedy's
Latin American Trip
20 Dec. 61 Foreign Radio and Press Reaction to President Kennedy's
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Khrushchev's "We Will Bury You"
Initial Foreign Radio and Press Reaction to Powers-Abel
Exchange
Foreign Radio and Press Reaction to; Powers-Abel Exchange
Foreign'Radio and Press Reaction to Attorney General Kennedy's
World Tour
9 March 62
3 April 62
,18 June 62
Khrushchev and Soviet Military Spokesmen on Capabilities of
the Soviet Navy
Comment on Outer Space Law in Soviet Propaganda Media
Peking Propaganda on Taiwan and the Offshore Islands
(April-June 1962) (SECRET)
20 June 62 , Soviet Propaganda on U.S. Nuclear Tests Since September 1961
Promises and Admissions of Failure in Castro's Public
Pronouncements
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